The Money Mindset Podcast with Fexingo: Psychology of Money, Financial Habits, and Wealth Thinking

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The Money Mindset Podcast with Fexingo: Psychology of Money, Financial Habits, and Wealth Thinking

Money Mindset is the Fexingo show where Lucas and Luna strip the psychology away from personal finance and rebuild it as a set of deliberate habits. Each episode begins with a single financial behavior — the urge to check your portfolio during a dip, the comfort of buying a brand you trust, the discomfort of saying 'no' to a friend's business pitch — and traces its roots in evolutionary biology, social conditioning, and personal history. Lucas brings the data: studies on loss aversion, the endowment effect, the impact of childhood economic status on adult risk tolerance. Luna pushes back with real-world cases: a couple who saved aggressively for twenty years but never learned to spend, a trader who walked away from a seven-figure job because the anxiety wasn't worth it, a family that passed down wealth but not the confidence to manage it. Together, they build a framework that is less about 'thinking your way to riches' and more about noticing the story you tell yourself about money — a

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Money Mindset is the Fexingo show where Lucas and Luna strip the psychology away from personal finance and rebuild it as a set of deliberate habits. Each episode begins with a single financial behavior — the urge to check your portfolio during a dip, the comfort of buying a brand you trust, the discomfort of saying 'no' to a friend's business pitch — and traces its roots in evolutionary biology, social conditioning, and personal history. Lucas brings the data: studies on loss aversion, the endowment effect, the impact of childhood economic status on adult risk tolerance. Luna pushes back with real-world cases: a couple who saved aggressively for twenty years but never learned to spend, a trader who walked away from a seven-figure job because the anxiety wasn't worth it, a family that passed down wealth but not the confidence to manage it. Together, they build a framework that is less about 'thinking your way to riches' and more about noticing the story you tell yourself about money — a

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